National Smarties Day
On October 2, the sweet legacy of an iconic candy and the smarty pants people who never stop learning will be commemorated.
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Smarties have been around since 1949. This is over 70 years of enjoying this delectable candy wafer roll. In honor of National Smarties Day, we invite you to take a walk down memory lane and enjoy this nostalgic candy. This is your chance to become a new member of the smarty pants club if you've never tried Smarties.
Smarties are roll-outs of a small pastel colored candy tablets that are sweet and a little bit sour, unlike most candy. smarties are also limited to six ingredients in a smarties box
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- White = Orange cream
- Yellow = Pineapple
- Pink = Cherry
- Green = Strawberry
- Purple = Grape
- Orange = Orange
A smart choice
Smarties are regarded as a safe alternative to candy when it comes to candy. Smarties are free from nine common food allergies: milk, egg, salmon, crustacean shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soy, and sesame.
Smarties items are your healthy alternative to classic gluten-free candy if you're looking for a unique gluten-free candy. The sweet treat is also gluten-free. Interestingly, the Smarties candy's ingredients contain no animal products, making them a delectable and cruelty-free alternative for anyone looking for delectable vegan candy. Did we mention that there are only 25 calories in each roll of Smarties?
Smartie pants celebrations are held at the Smartie Pants Festival in San Francisco
Today is the simplest of ways to celebrate. If your candy cravings are stopping you from thinking straight, here's a list of candy-related tips to get you started.
- Incorporate some Smarties in your new sweet treat. Use as a topping on ice cream, jello, or cake Or make them into cookies, brownies, or even mix into a batch of homemade jam!
- Make a DIY "Smartie Pants" Halloween costume
- ou note for teachers and tape a Smarties roll to it. a Smarties roll to it
- To help with motor skills, use Smarties as a teaching tool to learn to count, identify colors, match items, and create shapes
- "Thanks for making me a Smartie," make up your best Smarties pund or stick with the classic, "Thanks for making me a Smartie"
- Of course, you should eat a roll of Smarties. Or maybe two
- For a friend, pick up some Smarties Mega Lollies
- Using #NationalSmartiesDay, tag and post your Smarties celebrations
Iconic legacy
Edward Dee (1924-2019) and his family came from England in 1949 to the United States from England (1924-2019). He was born in England (1924-2019). Dee was born with a candy idea that would help him build his legacy as a third-generation candy manufacturer. Dee founded Ce De Candy Inc. in a rented property with two machines, a wrapping machine and a candy pellet-making machine, starting in a factory in Bloomfield, N.J. In 1959, Dee would relocate his company to Elizabeth, N.J., then to Union, N.J., where the company is now located.
In 2011, the corporation decided to rename Ce De Candy Inc. to Smarties Candy Company. The Dee family has been sole owners of the company for as long as possible, preserving their family's heritage. Jonathan and Michael, Dee's sons, joined the company in the 1970s. The company is now led by the founder's grandchildren, Co-Presidents Sarah Dee, Jessica Dee Sawyer, and Liz Dee, making it a woman-owned business for the first time in history.
Over the years, improvements have been made to manufacturing plants, adding solar power to their NJ candy factory, which reduces half of their energy use, and introducing new Smarties, including Mega Smarties – the largest Smarties roll available.
A sweet future
Education was an important part of Dee's life long before he would immigrate to the United States, and he knew the value of education. He decided to name his candy Smarties to encourage others to never stop learning because of this... To keep his vision, the organization initiated the "Smart Think" campaign in 2013. Smarties has donated more than $250,000 to classrooms in need since then.
Edward Dee's early days were going door to make candy sales clearly paid off. Smarties is a leader in the candy industry, with billions of Smarties rolls per year produced. Today, the Smarties brand continues to be a leader in the candy industry, with billions of Smarties rolls per year. The Dee family continues to produce an iconic candy for smarty pants people around New Jersey and Ontario, with factories in New Jersey and Ontario.
